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The faculty of the Department of Health Policy and Management publish timely and hard-hitting research, make widely viewed presentations, and are regularly quoted in the national media.  Our proximity to the White House gives us a unique opportunity to interact with the nation’s policymakers and influence the nationwide debate.  Our students gain extraordinary insights into important aspects of key health policy and management issues, including the future of healthcare.

 

 

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #16): Two in Three Community Health Centers Experience Long Waits for COVID-19 Test Results, with Average Turn-Around Times Exceeding the Department of Health and Human Services Standard

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #15): Six in Ten Community Health Centers Reporting Average Turn-around Times for COVID-19 Viral Test Results of Four Days or More, with Four in Ten Reporting More than Five Days

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #14): Nearly Half of Community Health Centers Reporting Average Turn-around Times for COVID-19 Viral Test Results of Four Days or More

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #13): Turn-around Time for COVID-19 Viral Test Results at Community Health Centers is Increasing, With More Than One Third Reporting Waiting Four Days or More

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #12): Nearly 203,000 Health Center Patients Have Tested Positive for COVID-19 Infection Accounting for One in Eleven Cases Reported Nationally Through June 19th

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #11): Reported Site Closures and Visit Declines Have Lessened, but Remain Substantial

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #10): Two-Thirds of Health Center Patients with Laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 are Racial/Ethnic Minorities

Key Updates from the Health Center COVID-19 Survey (Week #9): The Percentage of Health Center Patients Who Tested Positive for COVID-19—At Least Half of Whom Were Racial/Ethnic Minorities—Is Nearly Three Times the National Percentage

State Provider Immunity Laws in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

An Unexpected Education: Teaching Health Center Training in a Global Pandemic

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH POLICY
 AND MANAGEMENT

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Influencing health policy & management matters

The Milken Institute School of Public Health is the only school of public health in the nation's capital.  Our Foggy Bottom location gives us a unique opportunity to interact with the nation’s policymakers and influence the nationwide debate.  Our students gain extraordinary insights into important aspects of key policy issues, including the future of health policy and healthcare management.

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